Sentence examples for exactly sounding from inspiring English sources

The most unexpected person to play Bond may be Craig himself who – while not exactly sounding keen on it (at one point he said he would rather slash his wrists) – has not actually ruled out returning to the role.

So it's not exactly sounding like an emergent AI intelligence is about to spring forth and transform human-machine interactions quite yet.

WASHINGTON -- Congressional leaders aren't exactly sounding the alarms in response to last week's West Virginia chemical spill that left 300,000 people unable to use tap water because nobody knows about the chemical's toxic effects.

"Fishing is really just an excuse to bitch and moan," rasps Hall, sounding exactly like you'd expect the Perrier-winning comedian to sound while saying "fishing is really just an excuse to bitch and moan" (that is, like an irritable bloodhound that's just been rudely awoken from a deep sleep).

With all the awkwardnesses sounding exactly right, the passage was just a short step from Stravinsky's Symphony of Psalms.

Robotham is a writer of many voices, sounding exactly like a spoiled teenage girl one minute and, in the next breath, exactly like a frustrated parent.

He praised Clegg for sounding exactly like the PM.

Then came Tupac's voice, compressed and digitized from beyond the grave, sounding exactly as it did on the CD.

Which might have been promising if the result hadn't ended up looking and sounding exactly like Marilyn Manson circa 2006.

Scores of bands, all sounding exactly the same, on every stage, all day, every day, and well into the night.

"I'm an oldish lady but I'm a very vital lady," she said, sounding exactly like her imposing, tough-as-nails stage, film and television characters.